Sentence examples for force a reorientation from inspiring English sources

Energetic considerations of the nanoparticle's free surface and its interfacial energy with the nanofiber during these shape changes are shown to force a reorientation of the nanoparticle crystallographic axes at a critical growth rate.

A ruling against Boeing in coming months could circumvent a complacent administration and commerce secretary and force a reorientation of tax policy that will leave cities and states across our country better off.

The results are compared to free energy calculations revealing a distinct difference in the driving force for reorientation as a consequence of an increase in dielectric contrast and chain mobility upon introduction of the B middle block.

In notes for a lecture to RMC Kingston in 1932, his continuing interest in the offensive merit of convoys over patrols is evident: "The institution of a system of convoy requires a reorientation of the protective forces.

These microstructural observations are in good agreement with those of Niemeijer et al. (2010), who found that increased shear strain leads to a reorientation of R1 shears toward Y shears, resulting from the kinematic constraint of rigid forcing blocks on the gouge material (e.g., Mandl et al. 1977).

"There has to be a reorientation.

She offered a reorientation of American cultural horizons.

Japan has also signalled a reorientation towards the Chinese deals in the lead-up to Apec.

Exactly where such a reorientation would take the party is unclear.

It will come only as a result of a reorientation in the minds of Americans about the purpose of criminal law in a democracy.

The China visit is also seen as part of a reorientation of Egyptian foreign policy away from a heavy focus on Washington.